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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1903
Page
5
Whiteman Reid argues the journalist wields unmatched influence over public opinion, shaping courts and families while not a prophet or priest. He cannot be a king, yet nurtures the citizenry’s leadership, urging society to cultivate its public mind for humanity’s uplift.
An historical overview recounts Labor Day’s 1882 New York beginnings under the Knights of Labor, its shift to a general holiday observed the first Monday in September in most states, and its growth into a broad celebration of labor across industries. The piece emphasizes labor unity, rest, and peaceful settlement of disputes through festive recognition of workers.
James J Hill argues for a standing army of 100000 to 200000 men citing national strength and peace through readiness. He contends the United States must maintain force for growth and to deter conflict, while emphasizing the people as government and seekers of industrial peace. Sage links rising divorces to waning homemaking spirit and home responsibilities. Marion county raises road tolls. board refuses to lower rates despite increased earning capacity.
The passage calls for a universal holiday that quiets industrial competition and unites all sectors in thanksgiving. It envisions a day not tied to trades unionism but to national prosperity and happiness, urging cultivation as a festival across the American nation to erase differences among classes and businesses.
A discussion on property tax as the state's obligation to bear its share of government funding and public services. The text argues properties should carry their fair contribution to public needs and budget.
A Mary McNabb Johnston verse urges union workers from many nations to unite for justice and a free land. It calls to end war favored oppression, erase slavery, and lift toil into shared national progress. The note from Borce'r Weekly adds a forecast that this year’s cotton crop will exceed last year’s by about 46,000 bales.
An advertisement claims both women and men suffer from kidney and bladder trouble and promotes Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer and Co. It describes symptoms, urges treatment of kidneys, notes samples and pamphlet offers, and provides mail order details from Binghamton New York.
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